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lint Particles of paper dust which can degrade print quality.
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lint Absorbent fluff that has been incorporated within a textile.
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lint Lint is a deposit of mainly paper debris on the blanket. It is usually present to some degree, and is only a problem when severe or when it affects the print quality. Lint may be a result of substandard paper, incorrect ink and water settings, poor press settings, poor blankets, or incorrectly formulated ink.
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lint Particles of short fibers that fall off a fabric product during the stresses of use.
Ãâó: www.smartasn.org/glossary.html
lint loosely bonded surface fibers from paper stock that become attached to printing plate or blanket and interfere with print quality.
Ãâó: www.fraserprinters.bc.ca/fraspr/gutnglos.htm
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